The speaker and their team embarked on a test expedition to an unexplored island, Monkey Island, in search of monkeys. Their main goal was to understand the monkeys' behavior, particularly their aggression level, to prepare for future experiments.
Upon reaching the island, they found a large number of aggressive monkeys. They observed that the monkeys were not interested in anything other than bananas. This led them to conduct an experiment where they offered a variety of fruits to the monkeys, including bananas, mangoes, apples, grapes, dragon fruits, langan, tomatoes, and even onions. The monkeys showed a preference for bananas and mangoes, indicating that the stereotype of monkeys only liking bananas was incorrect.
The team then conducted a second experiment to test the monkeys' ability to open a bottle. They filled the bottle with bananas and left it on the shore. The monkeys immediately took the bottle and started fighting over it, demonstrating their aggressive behavior.
Despite the initial fear and apprehension, the team managed to conduct the experiments successfully. They filmed the entire process and expressed their eagerness for the second part of the experiment, where they would be able to observe the monkeys' reactions to new objects. The team also mentioned their plans for future videos, indicating that this was not their only expedition to Monkey Island.
1. The team is planning a test expedition to Monkey Island, which they have never visited before. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:02.90: now the guys and I are going to\n00:00:05.22: go on a test expedition;\n00:00:08.12: we have never been to monkey island, we don’t\n00:00:10.68: know what to expect but it’s incredibly interesting\n00:00:13.36: [music]\n00:00:15.36: We want to check whether they are there\n00:00:18.18: or not and how aggressive they are\n00:00:20.34: in order to fully prepare for\n00:00:22.80: tomorrow and film a full-fledged\n00:00:25.14: experiment because what we need Study\n00:00:27.36: and understand what to expect at a minimum to expect there\n00:00:35.36: is nothing except monkeys\n00:00:41.06: [music] the\n00:00:43.40: test outing has begun but in order to\n00:00:46.14: get to the desired island we first\n00:00:47.94: need to understand how to even leave the\n00:00:49.92: place where we are Well,", metadata={})]
2. They had to communicate with a large number of Thais to find the right boat for the test trip, which cost them a significant amount of money. [Source: Document(page_content="00:01:17.94: the only problem is that not everyone\n00:01:19.62: goes to the island we\n00:01:21.06: need.\n00:01:23.10: To do this, we had to communicate with a\n00:01:24.96: large number of Thais\n00:01:27.60: and try to convey to them what\n00:01:30.18: island we need\n00:01:31.09: [music]\n00:01:43.10: finally find the right boat and pay\n00:01:45.84: quite a lot for this test trip\n00:01:48.18: money\n00:01:48.88: [laughter]\n00:01:50.90: just to get to this island costs\n00:01:53.46: about 15 thousand rubles right\n00:02:30.30: scary yes not bad\n00:02:36.11: [music]\n00:02:37.32: you think we are sailing this huge\n00:02:39.60: island no\n00:02:42.84: this is ours", metadata={})]
3. Upon reaching the island, they discovered a large number of aggressive monkeys. [Source: Document(page_content="00:02:56.12: here in short there are very aggressive\n00:02:58.86: monkeys they are taking everything it’s amazing\n00:03:01.56: that we were brought to the island where\n00:03:03.30: There are definitely Monkeys, but as soon as we came to\n00:03:05.94: land we didn’t see a single one. I’m\n00:03:08.64: wondering what needs to be done to\n00:03:09.90: call the monkeys, you know, as usual, we have\n00:03:13.38: a cat there